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    From Sandy Hook in June, 2014.

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    Love it !
    The darl pebbles made me wonder at first but the more I look the more they seem to fit in. Nice low angle and a bit of something in the BG.
    Good stuff.
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    Sharp and a nice breeding plumage bird. I though that I would hate the pebbles too but only one of them bothers me a lot. Which one? a
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    Art-, maybe middle tall one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Sharp and a nice breeding plumage bird. I though that I would hate the pebbles too but only one of them bothers me a lot. Which one? a
    I'd say two: the middle tall one, as John suggests, and the one beneath the bird's left leg.

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    The pebbles don't bother me Bill, infant, I think they add to the image. Lovely plumage and detail on the bird, I like the pose and the BG colours.

    Will

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    Pretty cool overall. Good low angle, and I like the ruffled dorsal feathers. I love the sprinkling of pebbles, but I have three(!) of them that I could do without. Nicely done Bill!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Dix View Post
    I'd say two: the middle tall one, as John suggests, and the one beneath the bird's left leg.
    For me, its the one that merges with the leg. a
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